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Bethlehem Methodist Episcopal church, 487
Bethlehem Methodist Episcopal church cemetery, 490 Bethlehem Presbyterian church, 487
Bethlehem Presbyterian church (view), 488 Bethlehem Presbyterian cemetery, 491
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Bethlehem township-mention, 10, 63,
64, 477; location of, 477; first set- tlement, 477; land entries, 479; or- ganization, 479; pioneer life, 479; wild animals and game, 481; roads, 481; towns, 482; incidents and accidents, 484; schools, 484; churches, 486; ceme- teries, 490; physicians, 493; sketches of old pioneers, 495; reference biog- raphies, 498 Bibliography, vi Bicycle age, 205
Biddle, . Horace P., 107; portrait, 108; 111, 114, 231, 369.
Big Indian creek, 572 Big Leg, John Baptiste, 32
Bingaman, William H., 1053
Binns, Oliver H., 1134
Bird, Harvey O., 871
Bird, Leroy F., 990
Birds, 21
Birds of today, 22
Bishop, Claude C., 952
Bishop, George W., 917 Black Ben, 320
Blackburn, Ira, 970
Black Hawk, 127
Black Hawk's War, 127
Black private graveyard, 493 Blakemore, George W., 114
. Blind asylum, 6 Bliss, Andrew D., 1057
Bliss, George P., 875 Bliss, William O., 1054 "Blue Ball" church, 707
Blue Ribbon, 224 Boerger, Frederick N., 1195 Bolton, Essie, 1072 Bookwalter cemetery, 672
"Bon Ton," The, 266
Boone township-mention, 10, 64, 499; location, 499; first settlers, 499; or- ganization, 500; land entries, 500; roads, 500; industries, 501; towns, 502; banks, 503; physicians, 505; newspapers, 505; lodges and societies, 508; schools, 509; churches, 511; trustees, 511; cemeteries, 516; public officials, 517; reference biographies, 517
. Bowen, A. T. & Company, 367
Bowyer, Adelbert C., 856 Bowyer, John M., 861 Boyer, Arthur S., 1165
Boyer, Stephen B., 1172
Boy Scouts, 135 Bradford divison of the Panhandle, 201 Brandt, Albert O., 658, 883
Brandt, Charles A., 883 Bridge City Candy Company, 353 Bridges, 207 Briggs, Willard, 1025
Bringhurst, Col. Thomas H., portrait, 150
Broadway Looking West from Sixth Street, 1911 (view), 342
Broadway Methodist Episcopal church, 427
Broadway or Second Presbyterian church, 443
Brown individual graves, 535 Brown, William L., 1204 Brownlee, John, 109
Bruner cemetery, 710
Buchanan, Alexander M., 745 Buchanan, James, 1117 Buchanan, James M., 1116 "Burial of the Beautiful, " 234 Burket, George W., 1110 Burket private burial ground, 626 Burkit, Harry E., 752 Burkit, William P., 889 Burkhart, George W., 830 Burley, Merritt W., 1163 Burnette, Andrew, 783 Burnette, John H., 784
Burrows, Martin V., 1008 Burrows, Willard, 1083
Burrows, William O., 1005
Burton, John J., 948
Business men, 294 Butler, Warren J., 726
Butler private cemetery, 711
Butler University, 5
Butter-Nut breast pins, 186
Butz, Bruce E., 1145
Cady, Nelson, 836 Callender, Marion E., 1064
Campbell, Benjamin F., 1060
Campbell, Clayton C., 949
Campbell, Dugal, 1059
Campaigns of 1860 to 1876, 277
Campaign of 1880, 279
Campaigns, 1884 to 1912, 280
Canal boat lost, 314 Cann, George W., 753 Capitol of the new state, 3
Captain Tipton's reply, 130
Capt. Thos. S. Dunn's Company, 137 Capt. Spier S. Tipton's Company of United States Mounted Riflemen, 132
Carpenter, Charles D., 1150
Carson, Daniel R., 1078 Carson, John M., 774
Carson, William, 1077
Carter private cemetery, 534
Casparis Stone Company, 357
Cass, Gen. Lewis, 57
Cass County, Geography of, 9; location of, 9; geology of, 12; archaeology of, 23; organization of, 57
Cass county infirmary cemetery, 535 Cass county military companies, 159 Cass county's only lake, 9 1
Cass county's dead in Civil war, 178
Cass county painters and artists, 252
Cass County Historical Society, 126, 402
Cass County Horticultural Society, 88 Cass County Medical Society, 405 Cassville, 651
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Catholic societies, 398
Catholic Benevolent Legion, 399 Catholic Knights of America, 398 Catholic Order of Foresters, 399
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Causes of increasing floods, 305
Cedar Island legend, 313
Cemeteries of Logansport and Eel town- ship, 443
Center Presbyterian church, 622
Chambers, Charles B., 1016
Chamberlain, Alex, 218
Chamberlain Lewis, 116
Chapultapec, 674
Charcoal industry, 663
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Chase, Charles D., 736 Chase, Dudley H., 109, 118, 735 Chase, Henry, 107 Cheney, James, 982
Chicago Life Saving Boat on Broadway and Third street, Logansport, March 26, 1913 (view), 303 .
Chief of the fire department, 392 Chilcott, John R., 1200 Chilcott, Amos, 1200 Chippewa township, 63 "Christian Call, " 266
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion, Dowie church, 442 Christian church, 431, 513 Christian Science church, 439 "Chronicle, " 266
Churches, 420, 467, 486, 511, 681, 701 Church of the Brethren (Dunkards), 440 Church of Christ, 432 Church of God, 433
Churches of Logansport, 420
Circleville, 698
Circuit court, organization of, 98; second term of, 99; third term of, 100; judges of, 76, 106
Citizens meeting, 138 City attorneys, 387 City building, 375
City clerks or recorders, 387
City civil engineers, 392
City directories, 229
City marshal or high constable, 392 City treasurers, 387
City National Bank, 366
Civil divisions, 10
Courts, law and lawyers, 98
Clary, Daniel W., 936 Clary, Jacob W., 945 Clary, John W., 1027 Clary, Luye J., 942
Cragun, Sylvester S., 914 Craig, Joseph S., 963 Craig, William D., 964 Crain family burial place, 711
Crain, Joseph E., 908
Crawford, I. N., 962
Crawford, Jane, 320
Creeks, 9 -
Cripe, Edgar C., 1148
Crittenden, 567
Crockett, Benjamin F., 1127
Crockett, Henry A., 926
Crockett, John S., 864
Crooked Creek Baptist church, 580
Crooked Creek Baptist cemetery, 584
Crooked Creek Christian (New Light) church, 620 Crooked Creek Christian cemetery, 626
Crossroads M. E. church, Lake McKen- dree chapel, 681 Cuba, 712 Culver Military Academy, 6
Cumberland Presbyterian chapel, 531 Cuppy burial ground, 690 Curious insects, 316 Current miscellaneous societies and clubs, 398 Curveton, 631 Custer, George A., 910
Clymers cemetery, 545
Clymers Methodist Episcopal church, 544 Clubs, 393 Cogley, William R., 786 Coldest seasons, 295 "College News," 266 Colonels, 291 Collett, Marcus W., 1166
Daggett, Charles, 1111 "Daily Journal,'' 264 "Daily Reporter, " 270 Dairy and live stock interests, 88
Columbia Brewing Company, 350 Commissioners, 79
Commissioners' Districts, 62 Common Pleas court, 104 Common school fund, 89
Company D, Ninth Indiana Infantry, 141
Company K, Ninth Indiana Infantry, 141
Company K of Ninth entertained, 162 Company B, Fifty-fifth Regiment, 152 Concord cemetery, 585
Concord Presbyterian church, 579
Concordia College, 6 Congressmen, 291 Conn, Andrew J., 1048 Connor family burial ground, 492, 647 Conrad, George W., 978
Consolidation of schools, 92
Cook, Charles N., 738
Cook, David W., 775
Corinth Brethren in Christ, 470
Cornell, J. Frank, 1107
Coroners, 79 Cost, John W., 993
Cotner, John, 1200
Cottonwood Flouring Mills, 662 Councilmen, 388
Country Club of Logansport, 397 Country Fiddler, 52
Country Taverns, 220
Countryman, William E., 1093
County Superintendents, 94
Court Park, 376
Court House, 67
Court House, Logansport (view), 68
Courthouse square in 1837, 314 Court of conciliation, 105
Court of Honor, 397
Clay township-mention, 10, 63, 65, 518; location, 518; early settlement, 518; land entries, 519; old mills and indus- tries, 520; towns, 524; incidents and accidents, 525; physicians, 526; schools, 527; churches, 529; ceme- teries, 532; reference biographies, 532 Clerks, 76 Clerks of the state supreme court, 293 Cline, John W., 1052
Clinton township-mention, 10, 63, 65, 537; boundaries, 537; first settlers, 537; organization, 538; towns, 539; schools, 542; churches, 544; ceme- teries, 547; physicans, 557; roads, 552; early industries and old mills, 552; reference biographires, 553 Closson, Homer, 746 Clymer, George, 1199 Clymer, William, 1199 Clymers, 539 Clymers incidents, 540
.Daniels, Elmer S., 118 Darland, William R., 1108
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Daughters of Liberty, 397 Davis Bridge, 208 Davis, Frank, 987 Davis, George, 986 Davis, Otha A., 1009 Day, Frank, 1106 Deacon, 567 Deacon, William R., 991 Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 6 Death of Lieutenant Wimer, 133 Decker, John T., 860 Dedication, iii
Deer Creek township-mention 10, 64, 66, 554; early history and settlement 554; organization, 555; industries, 555; roads, 556; churches, 557; ceme- teries, 562; physicians, 565; schools, 566; towns and postoffices, 567; trus- tees, 567; lodges, 569; miscellaneous incidents, 570; reference biographies, 571
Eleventh Indiana Regiment, 160
Elliott, Ambrose, 950 Elliott, Jehu T., 825
Elliott, Joseph M., 1183 Elliott, J. T., Company, 344
Elliott, Robert M., 805
Elliott, Willard, 824
Emanuel Evangelical church, 514
Empire Mills, now known as Uhl's Mill, 213 Enyart, Charles A., 1136
Enyart, William B., 802
Epitome of Indiana History, 1
Etnire, John M., 755 Evans, Thomas J., 113
"Evening News, " 267
Ewing, Charles W., 106
Examiners, 94
Expenses for all the High Schools in Cass county in 1910, 92 Explanatory, V
Delaplane, James, 1143
DeLawter, Jacob W., 1140
Democratic Party, 273
Farmers and Merchants Bank, 367
Farmers' Grange, 570
Farming implements crude, 82
Farquhar, Dr. Uriah, 69
Father Mathew Catholic Total Ab- stinence Society, 224
Fauna, 21
Fausler, Michael D., 118
Federal judges, 292
Federal officers, 293
Dillon, John P., 114
Federal Party, 273
Disbanded orders, 401
Fees for ferrying across the rivers, 59 Feltis, William H., 1050
Dodt, John, 1070 Domestic Knitting Company, 351 Domestic remedies, 409
Doran, DeWitt, 1175
Ferguson, Oscar B., 872
Ferguson, Richard, 1201
Fernald's saw mill, 357
Drama and dramatists, 260 Dress of the pioneer, 49
Fickle, David D., 721
Fickle, Henderson, 1102
Fidler, Harry, 896
Fifth Cavalry, Ninetieth Indiana, 166
Fifty-first Indiana Regiment, 163 Fifty-fifth Indiana Regiment, 163
Fifty-eighth Indiana Regiment, 163
Fifty-ninth Indiana Regiment, 163
Fighting Parson, A, 186
Fike, Otto, 920 Finances of the county, 75 Financial and official, 75 Finley, John, 46
First aerial mail carrier, 321
First Arbor Day in Indiana, 93
First bank in Logansport, 364 First case tried, 100
First Cass County Fair, 85
First church organ, 257 First coinage, 361
First county jail, 105
First county physician, 69
First court house, 68
First courtroom, 105
First daily paper in Cass county, 265
First doctor in Indiana, 404
First doctor in Logansport, 407 First election held in Cass county, 58
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Dritt, William H., 840 Drompp, Fred G., 989
Dry Business Men's Association, 225 Dryest summer, 296 Dunkard church, 547 Dunkard Church Conservatives, 471 Dunkards, 439, 558, 644 Dunn, Arthur E., 748 Dunn, James W., 113 Dykeman, David D., 117
Earlham College, 5 Early printing presses, 262 Early teachers, 91 Easton, 698 East Sandridge cemetery, 671 East, Thomas L., 865
Ebenezer English Lutheran church, 545 Eel River, 9, 62
Eel River Bend, Logansport (view), 354 Eel River Division of Vandalia, 201 Eel township-mention, 10, 65; schools, 383
Eighteenth street bridge, 208 Eighty-third Indiana Regiment, 165 Eighty-fifth Indiana Regiment, 165 Eighty-seventh Indiana Regiment, 166 "Eighty Years Ago, " 42
Fair View United Brethren church, 489 Fansler, Michael L., 900
Departure of the Forty-sixth from Camp Logan, 148
Description of Logansport in 1838, 330 De Soto, 1
"Deutsche Zeitung," 267
D-Handle factory, 352
Dillman cemetery, 473
Dillman, William H., 1081
Fenton, Carrie B., 742
Fenton, Charles O., 742
. Dorner Truck and Foundry Company, 348 Douglass, Albert H., 1170
Fernald, Willmont L., 1058
DeMotte's Defeat, 279 Deniston, James M., 882
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First election under the state constitu- tion, 2 First enlisted man, 140 First foundry, 334 First glee club, 257 First grand jury, 99 First hat factory, 334 First hewed log tavern in Cass county, 323
First hospital in America, 403
First hospital in Indiana, 404
First hospital in Logansport, 404
First hospital in the United States, 403 First hospital in the world, 403
First hotel, 218
First house in the present limits of Indianapolis, 3 First Indiana poem, 227 First jury trial, 100 First license to run a store, 59
First medical college in Indiana, 404
First medical college in the United States, 404 First mill in Cass county, 212 First newspaper in Indiana, 262 First newspaper in Logansport, 263 First official seal of the Cass circuit court, 99 First of many things local, 316
First piano, 256
First postoffice, 384
First railroad in Indiana, 8 First Republican Ticket in Indiana, 276 First road petition, 61
First roads, 191
First rural mail route, 385
First school, 377 First settlement in Virginia, 1 First tax levy, 61
First temperance movement in Cass county, 223
First term of commissioners' Court, 58 First territorial legislature, 2
First treaty with the Indians, 36
First white men on Indiana soil, 1
First Baptist Church of Galveston, 598
First Presbyterian church, 425
First Market House, Blown Down 1845 (view), 339 Fitch, Dr. Graham N., (portrait), 406 Fitch's Glen (view), 658
Fitzer private cemetery, 549 Fitzer, Willard C., 1013 Five octogenarians (portrait), 614 Flanegin, John T., 817 Fletcher, Calvin, 112 Floods and ice gorges, 299 Flora and fauna, 20 Flory, Aaron, 862 Flory, Aaron M., 118 Flory, David, 1168 Flory, David M., 1168 Flory, Schuyler, 863 Flying machines, 206 Foglesong private burial place, 711 Forest Mill, Logansport (view), 213 Ford's Crossing Evangelical church, 669 Forgy, Churchill P., 767 Forgy, George B., 902
Ft. Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company, 203 Forty-second Indiana Regiment, 163
Forty-sixth Indiana Infantry, 146, 163 Fourth and Broadway in the Sixties, Logansport (view), 332
Fourth street, Looking South (view), 345 Fouts, Finis E., 985
Franklin College, 4
Fraternal Order of Eagles, 396 Frazee, Moses R., 824
Free Masonry, 393, 464 "Freie Presse, " 268
Friendship Rebekah Lodge No. 504, 570 Frushour, Etta, 1071
Frushour, John A., 941
Frushour, Robert F., 938
Fry graveyard, 628 Fultz, Harry, 815 Funk, Horace M., 837
Furniture Factory, 215
Galbreath, John, 1094 Galloway, Henry, 133
Galveston-schools, 595; town, 608; first mechanics, 608; first industries, 609; incorporation, 609; lodges and socie- ties, 610; postoffice, 610; bands, 612. "Galveston Weekly Times, '' 271 Galveston High school (view), 595
Galveston United Brethren church, 596
Galveston Universalist church, 599
Galveston Methodist Episcopal church, 597 Galveston Cemetery Association, 603
Galveston City Band, 612
Gardner, Harry M., 740
G. A. R. Quartette, 188, 258
G. A. R. Quartette (portrait), 189
German Baptist or Dunkard cemetery, 563 German Evangelical cemetery, 625
German Lutheran school, 96
German Press, 267
Generals, 290
Georgetown, 626
Georgetown Bridge, 209
Georgetown cemetery, 625
Georgetown Concrete Bridge (view), 209
Gibson, William J., 1036
Ginseng factory, 319
Gish, James G., 1171 Godfrey, Francis, 31
Godfrey, Gabriel, Last Chief of the Miamis (portrait), 32
Goodrich, W. J., 1047
Good Templars, 589 Gore, Everett R., 1112
Gospel Temperance Union, 224
Gotshall, H. Harvey, 811
Governors of Indiana, 2
Grable cemetery, 472 Grace Evangelical church, 514 Graded schools, 92
Grand Army of the Republic, 188, 509, 589, 611, 654 Grant, William J., 1023
Gravel roads, 194
Graves, Anna Lucy, 795
Graves, Charles W., 794 Graves, Pliny A., 1092
Gray, Andrew, 1001
Gray, Harry, 1102 Gray, William R., 1039 Great fires, 318
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Great flood of 1913, 300 Great historic floods and storms, 307 "Greenbacker, The, "' 268 Greenback Party, 274 Grube, The A. Co., 1182 Grube, August, 1182
Grusenmeyer, Anthony, 1132 Guard, John W., 823 Gugle, John J., 1141 Guthrie, Frank V., 1003 Guthrie, John, 117 Guthrie, Robert, 806
Habits, customs and peculiarities of Indiana, 29
Hahn or Anoka cemetery, 709
Hall's Business College, 95
Haney, William E., 751
Haney, William W., 749
Hannagan, Edward A., 112
Hanover College, 4 Harmar, General, 31
Harness cemetery, 564
Harness, Frank, 1153
Harness George W., 614
Harper, Braden F., 1185
Harper cemetery, 670
Harrington, Ormus L., 1157 Harrison Guards, 159
Harrison murder trial, 102
Harrison. township-mention, 10, 63, 64, 572; boundaries, 572; first settlers, 572; organization, 573; industries, mills, factories, 574; roads, railroads, telephones, 574; postoffice, 575; schools, 575; churches, 577; trustees, 577; cemeteries, 583; physicans, 586; towns and villages, 587; lodges and societies, 589; Abraham Skinner school fund, 590; accidents, 590
Harrison, Gen. William Henry, 37, 127, 222, 290; first governor, 2 Hartsville University, 6
Hebrew cemetery, 446
Heffley, William, 1136
Heinmiller, J. E., 1153
Helms, John J., 1072 Helm, T. B., 387 Helvie, Samuel S., 934
Henry, James A., 1088 Heppe Soap Factory, 350
Herman City, 712
Hermann, Francis J., 967 Hermann, John, 966 Hertsell, J. E., 842
Hetherington, John P., 959 Higgins, James A., 838
High School, Logansport (view), 382 High school papers, 267 Hildebrandt, John J., 765 Hildebrandt, Katherine, 766 Himmelberger, Catherine H., 823 Himmelberger, Isaac, 822 Historic willow tree, 315 Hoffman, Samuel P., 1043 Hoffmann, George W., 763 Holiness Christian church, 439 Hollis, William, 1041 Holloway, William A., 1120 Holy Angels' Academy, 97 Home for Feeble Minded, 7 Home for the Friendless, 72
Home Telephone Company, 575 Honey Creek church, 558 Hoosier Bank, 364
Hoover, 465
Hoover, Adelbert L., 847
Hoover cemetery, 562
Hoover's bridge, 209
Hoover's Methodist Episcopal church, 471 Hooverville, 652
Horn, Levi B., 972
Horney creek mill, 215
Horney family burial ground, 671
Horney, James, 814
Horticulture, 86 Horticultural societies, 87
Hotels or taverns, 218
Houk private cemetery, 627
House of Refuge, 7
House, Walter A., 1146
Howe handle factory, 336
Howe, Catherine, 759
Howe, Samuel E., 758
Hubler, George G., 1164
Huffman, M. H., 1160
Hummel, John J., 852
Hunter family burial place, 711
Hurd, David P., 961
Hursh, Samuel, 995 Hyatt, Robert C., 1091
Hyatt, William R., 1109
Hyers family burial ground, 647
Hynes, John, 1012
Ice gorge (view), 299 Ide, Cassius M., 929 Improved Order of Red Men, 396, 611 Incidents of great flood, 306
Incidents of pioneer schools, 528
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 394, 464, 509, 569, 611, 654, 696, 713 Independent Order of Odd cemetery, 604. Fellows
Independent Order of Foresters, 396
Indian anecdote, 311
Indian burial customs, 493
Indian burial ground, 445, 614, 648
Indian Creek Christian Church cemetery, 585
Indian Creek Christian (Disciple)
church, 580
Indian Creek Presbyterian cemetery,
584 Indian Creek Presbyterian church, 578 Indian depredations, 55 Indian in hollow tree, 314
Indians, 27
Indians and Pioneers (view), 44 Indian trails, 191
Indiana admitted to the Union, 2
Indiana Boundaries, 1
Indiana Business College, 96
Indiana Legion, 159
Indiana Lumber Company of Galveston, 1112
Indiana State University, 4 Industrial schools, 93
Interurban car lines, 204
Jack Conner tomb, 474, 671 Jack Conner's tomb (view), 457
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Jackson township-mention, 10, 66, 592;
first settlers, 592; location, 592; organization, 593; industries, mills, 594; schools, 594; churches, 596; ceme- teries, 600; physicans, 604; roads, 607; towns, 608; lodges and societies, 610; reference biographies, 613 Jails, 66
James, Charles E., 881
Jameson, David N., 980
Jefferson township-mention, 10, 63, 64, 616; boundaries, 616; first settle- ment, 616; mills and industries, 618; organization, 618; churches, 620; ceme- teries, 623; schools, 628; towns and villages, 630; physicans, 631; roads and general improvements, 632; mis- cellaneous incidents, 633; reference biographies, 634 Jenkins, David P., 115
Jerolaman, George M., 1193
Jeroleman vault, 442 .
"Job's Folly,'' 220
John Davis private burial place, 564 John Miller carding machine, 522
Johnson Harry C., 1056
Johnson, James G., 998 Johnston, John M., 757
Johnston, Robert F., 757
Joint representatives, 80
Jonathan Washington mill, 520
Jones, Abraham L., 901
Jones, Harry C., 831
Jones, Mrs. Solomon, 771
Judge Biddle's Island Home, Logans- port (view), 245
Judges of the appellate court, 292
Judges of the Cass circuit court, 106
Judges of the court of common pleas, 110
Judges of the. federal court, 292 Judges of the probate court, 110
Judges of the supreme and appellate courts, 111
Judges of the supreme court, 292 Julian burial ground, 492, 535 Justice, DeWitt C., 117 Justice; James M., 117
Justice, Jerome, 1014
Kaufman, Louis, 871 Keesling, Benjamin, F. 799 Keip, John G., 897 Keiser, William, 869 Kemp family burial ground, 602 Kendall, John W., 892
Kepner, Samuel, 614 "Key to Truth," 269 King Drill Company, 337 Kinzie, C. T., 1075 Kistler, Ira A., 1044 Kistler, John W., 1185 Kistler, Thomas J., 1044 Kitchel, Emerson, 1086 Klepinger, William A., 1031 Kline, John S., 804 Kline, Slate, 804 Klinsick, Frederick H., 1142 Knights and Ladies of Honor, 396 Knights of Honor, 396 Knights of Maccabees, 397, 509, 589, 698
Knights of Pythias, 395, 509, 569, 611 Knights of the Golden Circle, 464
Know-Nothing or American Party, 274 Kroeger, Bernard A., 1182
Labor organizations, 399 Labor Party, 274
Lairy, John S., 110, 798
Lairy, Moses B., 110, 111, 797
Lake Cicott, 9, 631
Lake Cicott Methodist Episcopal church, 623 Lakes, 9
Lake, William B., 1084 .
Land cessions and treaties, 35
Landis, Kenesaw Mountain, 111
Largest dam in the world, 217
LaRose, John M., 828
La Rose, Noah S., 1204
Lasselle, Charles B., 114; (portrait), 115
Lasselle, Jaques M., 115 Law firms in 1912, 124
Leedy family burial ground, 711
Leffel, Edman A., 1090
Leffel private burial ground, 689
Legend of Cedar Island, 313
Leonard, John L., 1138
Letter from the front, 153
Lewisburg, 651
Lewisburg bridge, 208 Liberty church, 515
Lienemann, Julius F., 1066 Lincoln, 612
Lincoln Circle No. 1 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, 189
Lincoln Methodist Episcopal church, 599 Lincoln School, erected 1874 (view), 381 Linton, George A., 818
List of county officers from 1829 to 1912, 76
List of deceased and transient doctors, Logansport, 413
List of examiners and county superin- tendents, 94 Literature and writers, 227
Little Deer Creek Onward United Brethren churches, 686
Little Deer Creek, Thomas or Onward cemetery, 689 Little, Harry N., 854
Little, James W., 1029
Little, John A., 1030
"Little Turtle, "' 31
Living physicians of Logansport, 418 Lobaugh or Wattsbaugh private ceme- tery, 626 Local casualties, 318
Local Incidents of war times, 185
Local men of state or national fame, 290
Local Military Companies, 134
Lock mill, 213
"Logan Chief, The, " 269
Logan Grays, 134 Logan Guards, 159
Logansport-Mention, 10, first settlement, 322; orignal plat of, 324; naming the town, 324; settlers of 1828, 325; town incorporation, 326; city incorporation, 326; first mayor, 327; early merchants and buildings, 329; merchants of 1838, 329; description in 1838, 330; Fourth and Broadway in the '60s, 332; later
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merchants, 332; early industries and factories of the past, 334; first mill, 334; first foundry, 334; first hat fac- tory, 334; tannery, 335; cooperage, 335; spoke factory, 336; Howe handle factory, 336; Nash Lincoln foundry and Aldrich Woolen mill, 336; King Drill Company, 337; Old lock foun- dry, 337; Spiker and Harrison Mfg. Co., 337; wagon and carriage fac- tories, 337; pump factories, 338; granite works, 338; brewery industry, 338; old markets, 339; present busi- ness firms, 341; furniture dealers, 342; undertaking establishments, 342; druggists, 342; automobile dealers, 343; bicycle dealers, 343; livery and feed stables, 343; boot and shoe deal- ers, 343; jewelers, 343; wholesale grocers, 344; grain dealers, 344; prom- inent buildings and their location, 345; present industries, 347; fishing tackle and industry, 351; basket fac- tory, 352; gas works, 352; natural gas industry, 353; overall factory, 354; creamery, 354; ice cream factory, 355; monument and stone works, 355;
laundry „ industry,
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355;
and mill industries, hat factory, 359; cigar factories, 359; broom factories, 360; banks and finance, 361; first bank, 364; city of bridges, 369; municipal affairs, 369; water works, 369; fire department, 371; fire alarm telegraph, 372; paid fire department, 372; some notable fires, 373; electric light, 373; police department, 374; streets, 374; city finances, 375; population, 375; city buildings, 375; parks, 376; schools, 377; postoffice, 384; postmasters, 384; offices of city from 1838 to 1912, 387; city officials, 1913, 391; societies, 393; clubs, 393; medicine and doctors, 403; first hospital, 404; first doctor, 407; list of deceased and transient doctors, 413; living physicians, 418; churches, 420; cemeteries, 443; reference bio- graphies, 454
Logansport and Wabash Turnpike, 194 Logansport and Western Gravel Road, 194
Logansport Banking Company, 366 Logansport branch of the State Bank of Indiana, 365
"Logansport Daily Advertiser, " 265
"Logansport Daily Democrat, " 265
"Logansport Daily Star," 270 "Logansport Daily Tribune," 271
Logansport Foundry Company and Western Motor Works, 348
Logansport Furniture Company, 357 Logansport Heating Company, 351 "Logansport Herald, " 264, 268 "Logansport Journal," 263
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